Hiroshi Suzuki: Rhythms in Silver: 8 Headfort Place, London

Master silversmith, Hiroshi Suzuki, has made a significant impact on the history of silversmithing since his graduation in 1999 from the Royal College of Art in London.  His dynamic silver vessels, hammer-raised in tune with his personal rhythms, are held in many esteemed public collections including the Sainsbury Centre, Norwich; Victoria and Albert Museum, London and The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas.  

Since the beginning of his career the development of his four series, Aqua-Poesy,  Miyabi-Fire,  Ayawind, and Earth, have been at the forefront of his art capturing the beauty and fluidity of the four classical elements: water, fire, air and earth.  The most recent series Zen, still intrinsically connected to nature, embodies too the quiet passing of time reflecting ‘movement without moving and stories without words.’

 

We have been fortunate to witness each evolution and present Hiroshi’s work for over twenty years.  This exhibition of many works of art stretch across his career and provides an unique opportunity to view Hiroshi’s exceptional talent in creating his distinctive rhythms in silver.  

All the works of art are available for purchase and can be viewed by appointment at a special exhibition in Adrian Sassoon’s premises in Belgravia.